How Cars Can Keep You Poor
Cars have become an integral part of American society. While it can feel that buying a new car is granting you new freedom, buying a new car is more likely to take away your freedom and security.
5 Tips For A Better Side Hustle
These days, it seems like everyone is making money on the side. Side hustles like ridesharing, room rentals, and selling witty cross stitch patterns are a common occurrence. BUT, is every side hustle worth the time dedicated to them?
Which College Majors Give the Most Bang for Your Buck?
It’s not exactly a news flash that college is expensive. Which college majors give you more bang for your buck, and does that compare to doing what you love?
What's The Fastest Way To Pay Off Debt?
Debt is one of our least favorite things to talk about, and that's one of the main reasons it is so hard to pay them off. BUT researchers have figured out how to rewire your brain to take on the debt monster.
How To Save Money At The Supermarket
Supermarkets are built with tricks and challenges designed to make you spend more than you planned. But with a little preparation, you can safely avoid them and save money. We have some grocery tips this week!
5 Ways People Are Dumb About Money
Not only do we as humans make financial mistakes, our mistakes are predictable! Here's the story of how we learned that we can predict our mistakes and 5 of them you can avoid.
Is It Smart to Outsource Your Chores?
Time is money...right? How are on-demand services hurting and helping our wallets? When is it an investment to use these services?
Top 5 Biggest Financial Scams
Don't be fooled! Here are the top 5 financial scams you can fall victim to.
Is the Stock Market Just a Big Casino?
Have you ever thought about investing in the stock market? Does it sound too daunting to even attempt? Where does one even start?
Do I Need To Buy A House?
The importance of homeownership is still embedded in American culture, but actual homeownership has dropped to its lowest level since 1967. How should we react to that? Are more young people ready to buy a home than they believe?
Money, A Global Game of Trust
The value of money all comes down to TRUST. When did we transition from the barter system to using money? We discuss some of its origin stories.
How are credit scores calculated?
It's not just about payment history. Several things are taken into account when your credit score (or FICO score) is calculated.
Is My Identity Safe From Hackers?
You can never protect yourself 100% from identity thieves, but there are ways to make it harder for them! Here's how you can help protect yourself from identity theft.
How to Ask for a Raise
Most of us cringe at the idea of discussing how much money we make, so asking for a raise can be tough. Here's how to get started.
Should I Buy Bitcoin?
Most have never used Bitcoin and probably don't know exactly what it is. Although, estimates show that over 16 million Americans buy and spend Bitcoin frequently. So, should you be getting on the crypto bandwagon?
5 Money Questions to Ask Your Partner!
Nothing is less romantic than talking to your partner about their financial history, but finances cause major stresses in relationships. A lot of these stresses can be tackled by communicating without judgment. Here are 5 financial topics you should discuss with your future partner.
What Are the Costs of Having a Baby
These little bundles of joy are priceless, but expensive. How do all the costs of having a newborn really add up?
Moving Without Spending a Fortune
The average American will move households 11 times over the course of their life. It can be stressful and exhausting, but it doesn't have to be expensive!
Should You Break Up With Your Big Bank?
Only 27% of Americans have confidence in banks, but what are your other options? Check out the pros and cons of keeping your money with your big bank.
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